After 5 continuous/ consecutive years of exercising treaty rights i.e. working; being self employed; being self sufficient +CSI /EHIC (being insured back in your country of nationality ) ; studying + CSI /EHIC (being insured back in your country of nationality ) PR status is achieved automatically ...
If you at some s worker in the last 5 years, and at the rest of the time you received benefits and the government paid you NINo , do you need CSI or not?
Are you going to have problems with your naturalisation application?
Hi I have a friend EU citizen she is 25 now but she arrived in the UK at the age of 16. At the time when she came until she started work at age 20, she was dependent on her parents UE citizens working in the UK. She was studying in college from 16 years old until 20 years old. At this time she was d...
Correct yes, with Liuk and English. Not quite the same scenario as your original post about registration of an under 18 year old though. Yes, I understood. I wondered if there is a way to do Naturalisation for under 18 instead of registration, and I found there is no way as registration is the only...
She still needs to hold ILR for 12 month, this is mandatory, so again, it will be 6 years. I changed the dates, now it should work? Sonya comes in the UK 2013 she is from Poland. In 2018 she gets PR. Her daughter Martha comes in in the UK March 2015 at age 14. In March 2019 Martha will be 19 years ...
What I am trying to say that you can get naturalization if you are under 20 for 5 years stay not 6 as before with PR. It is still effectively 6 years stay. Please don't confuse the 5 year ILR/PR requirement with the 5 year citizenship requirement for over 18 applicants. Citizenship qualifying perio...
Yes but if a child is 18 years( he has been in the UK for 5 years) and she applies for ILR she will get it and she will have to wait 1 year to get naturalized. But if the child gets ILR (settled status from the parent no the 4th year) when she is 17, when she is 18 she will get naturalized a year e...
I know that the child will apply as well, but the child will automatically get it because of her mum. The confusion is that a the moment you can get British citizen if you are not married to a British Citizen after 5 years for PR/ILR and one year later = 6 years. If you are under 21 years and you a...
Only adults (18 and over) are NATURALISED - LIUK and English B1 required. Children under 18 are REGISTERED. So not sure what your confusion is actually??? :idea: :idea: Note that the child also has to apply for 'settled' or 'pre-settled' status. It is not automatic if a parent gets it. I know that ...
I have the following question. I know a child can register as a British citizen and I know the rules. But my question is can a child choose to do naturalization as a British citizen. Why I want this. I have a friend she has a daughter which is almost 17. This girl is 4 years and 2 months in the UK. ...
If I am EU citizen and My wife is non EU citizen here in UK with a residence card, can we apply and get Family Permit for my mother in law, my wife's mother to come and live with us in the UK?
Can someone told me if level 1 OISC advisors are permitted to do work related to Reconsideration of decision I am trying to help someone who requires help with Form NR Reconsideration of decisions to refuse British citizenship. I searched the internet and I found that Level 1 OISC advisors can help ...
Hi, I want to ask about a friend. He is EU citizen married recently to a girl from Taiwan . We know that normally the non-EU citizen will need to get Family permit visa and come here to the UK and get a residence card. In their case, she came here with him together and they let her on the UK with le...
I want to invite my nonEU wife to come to the UK. I am EU citizen and I do live and work in the UK for over a year. I know that we have to fill Family Member of an EEA National form and we started the form. Inside the form there is a section What is the EEA National Registration Certificate number f...
